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 1   sim, sim5, 1 |          and sitting on a certain mountain, and giving thanks to the
 2   sim, sim9, 1 |           withered. And the fifth mountain had green grass, and was
 3   sim, sim9, 1 |         was ragged. And the sixth mountain was quite full of clefts,
 4   sim, sim9, 1 |        were, decayed. The seventh mountain, again, had cheerful pastures,
 5   sim, sim9, 1 |           pastures, and the whole mountain was blooming, and every
 6   sim, sim9, 1 |      birds were feeding upon that mountain; and the more the cattle
 7   sim, sim9, 1 |        the more the grass of that mountain flourished. And the eighth
 8   sim, sim9, 1 |        flourished. And the eighth mountain was full of fountains, and
 9   sim, sim9, 1 |          of the fountains of that mountain. But the ninth mountain [
10   sim, sim9, 1 |           mountain. But the ninth mountain [had no water at all, and
11   sim, sim9, 1 |        destroy men. And the tenth mountain] had very large trees, and
12   sim, sim9, 1 |      ruminating. And the eleventh mountain was very thickly wooded,
13   sim, sim9, 1 |         their fruits. The twelfth mountain, again, was wholly white,
14   sim, sim9, 1 |      aspect was cheerful, and the mountain in itself was very beautiful.~
15   sim, sim9, 6 |      builders asked him from what mountain he wished them to be brought
16   sim, sim9, 19|             XIX.~ "From the first mountain, which was black, they that
17   sim, sim9, 19|          one. And from the second mountain, which was bare, they who
18   sim, sim9, 19|       righteousness; for as their mountain was destitute of fruit,
19   sim, sim9, 20|          XX.~ "And from the third mountain, which had thorns and thistles,
20   sim, sim9, 21|        XXI.~ "And from the fourth mountain, which had much grass, the
21   sim, sim9, 22|        XXII.~ "And from the fifth mountain, which had green grass,
22   sim, sim9, 23|          And those from the sixth mountain, which had clefts large
23   sim, sim9, 24|         believed from the seventh mountain, on which the grass was
24   sim, sim9, 24| flourishing, and the whole of the mountain fertile, and every kind
25   sim, sim9, 24|      feeding on the grass on this mountain, and the grass on which
26   sim, sim9, 25|          believed from the eighth mountain, where were the many fountains,
27   sim, sim9, 26|           believed from the ninth mountain, which was deserted, and
28   sim, sim9, 26|        which you saw on the ninth mountain, are the same. For as wild
29   sim, sim9, 27|       XXVII.~ "And from the tenth mountain, where were trees which
30   sim, sim9, 28|             And from the eleventh mountain, where were trees full of
31   sim, sim9, 29|         believed from the twelfth mountain, which was white, are the
32   sim, sim9, 30|           the roots of this white mountain. When, therefore, they who
33   sim, sim9, 30|           believed from the white mountain were all found guileless,
34   sim, sim9, 30|      those from the roots of this mountain to be cast into the building
35   sim, sim9, 30|           also are from the white mountain. Hear, moreover, why they